Income Growth in Peru: who is on Board and who is Left Behind?
Analysing the Peruvian data from 2004 to 2019, this article shows how income growth has been beneficial for some groups of the society, but how it left other groups behind.
Analysing the Peruvian data from 2004 to 2019, this article shows how income growth has been beneficial for some groups of the society, but how it left other groups behind.
Child poverty rates are relatively low in East Asia. The authors present common characteristics contributing to their relative poverty success.
This article supplies various indicators to measure how pro-poor or pro-rich social benefits are.
The authors are looking in the new Luxembourgish data from 2015 to 2019, to identify population sub-groups with high poverty rates
In this article, Louis Chauvel is comparing results based on the newly available data series from the Tax Income Survey against the previously available data from the household budget survey
LIS is happy to invite you to the 2022 Summer Lecture on “The geography of income mobility” – Monday, July 4th 2022
A dataset on country-specific estimates of Inequality Aversion added to the LIS Complementary Databases.
Xabier Garcia-Fuente is the winner of the 2021 LIS Aldi Award
In this article, the authors conduct a global, coherent, and in-depth analysis of intergenerational income inequality using the LIS data.
Call for Papers for the 11th Young Economists Conference 2022 “Political Economy of Power”. Pre-conference workshop on the introduction to LIS data will take place on October 6th.